Kate Croy

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Kate Croy is a complex, ambitious young woman in Henry James's novel "The Wings of the Dove," whose moral compromises and emotional conflicts drive the story's central drama.

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Kate Croy canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fictional character
literary character
appearsIn The Wings of the Dove
associatedWith late 19th-century English society
authorLaterNationality British
authorNationality American
centralThemeInvolving class and money
love and sacrifice
moral compromise
social ambition
characterTrait ambitious
emotionally conflicted
intelligent
manipulative
morally ambiguous
creator Henry James
drives central drama of The Wings of the Dove
firstAppearance The Wings of the Dove
gender female
hasFamilyRelationWith Aunt Maud Lowder
her father Lionel Croy
hasLoveInterest Merton Densher
hasRelationshipWith Merton Densher
Milly Theale
influences Merton Densher’s moral choices
involvedInPlot scheme concerning Milly Theale’s fortune
languageOfWork English
literaryMovement literary realism
medium prose fiction
narrativeFunction focus of ethical tension in The Wings of the Dove
nationality British
publicationOfWork 1902
roleInWork central character
protagonist
settingOfWork London, England
surface form: London

Venice
workGenre novel
psychological novel

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